Valley- Track meet highlights from page 15
Tom Novak edged Stamp in the mile by one second and Stamp finished second in both hurdles while third in pole vault. Biedermann of Iowa City West set a 14-1 pole vault, surpassing a 1966 record. Randy Anckson of Iowa City High dominated the two mile with a 9:35.4, breaking his 1975 mark by 15 seconds amid a crowded results list including multiple schools and event placements.
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Bill Biedermann
Biedermann
Davenport West
Billy Cribbs
Iowa City High
Randy Anckson
Mick Machine Leads Mile Relay Victory for Iowa Title
Greg Mick, record holder in the 60 yard dash for the Mississippi Valley conference, overcame Jefferson and Washington rivals to anchor Kennedy in the mile relay and win the league indoor track title for a second straight year at the University of Iowa recreation building.
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Cougars
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Washington
Jim Nissen
Greg Mick
Harley Williams
Vrbicek
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C.R. Kennedy
Jefferson
Gid Kennedy
Coe Splits In Texas Twin Bill
Coe Kohawks split a Texas doubleheader with Midwestern State, losing 14 to 10 then winning 7 to 6. Steve Moon homered twice in game one, Ralph Grande and Moon key in a late double steal, while Matt Novak and Grande aided the comeback in game two. Coe improves to 2-2 and heads to a Friday finale against Jarvis Christian College.
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MFL
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Coralville
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Matt Novak
Kohawk
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M50
Kenny Butler
Moon
Jarvis Christian College
Coe. Msi
Ali to Fight Japanese Wrestler in Tokyo Bout
Muhammad Ali, heavyweight champion, will fight Japanese wrestling champion Antonio Taoki in Tokyo on June 26. The promoters announced a guaranteed purse of $6.1 million. The bout will be staged in daytime to allow closed circuit telecast in the United States on Friday night June 25.
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Muhammad Ali
Antonio Taoki
Tokyo
Ali
Japan
United States
Prep Conference on Medical Needs in Des Moines
In Des Moines, a conference on the medical aspect of sports will be held April 8 by the Iowa High School Athletic Association and the Iowa Medical Society at the Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Dr. Kenneth Rose of the University of Nebraska will deliver the main address on Total Fitness for Athletic Competition, with speakers including Dr. Harley Feldick, Lonnie Clark, and Lloyd Courter.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
Kenneth Rose
University of Nebraska
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Iowa Prep
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University of Iowa
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Lloyd Courter
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Gaskill Sparks Upper Iowa In Double Header Split
Gaskill went four for four as Upper Iowa beat Harris Teachers 4-3 in the nightcap to secure the doubleheader split and their first win of the season. Ed Seery's seventh inning triple plated Al Cordice, while Kirby Moeas added a two run double in the fifth. Upper Iowa moves to 1-5. first game score 2-1 with back to back doubles and Harris sacrifice flies.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Upper Iowa
Harris Teachers College
Ed Seery
al Cordice
Peacocks
Kirby Moeas
Gaskill
Tim Beil
Mark Bader
Harris
Upper Tower
Laughridge Loses In First Round at Golden Gloves
In Miami, Jerry Laughridge of Vinton lost a split decision at 119 pounds to Edward Lehnertz of Grand Rapids in the opening round of the National Golden Gloves. Randy Kernpt of Manchester won then lost in the next round to Rick Jester, while Marty Glenn of Cedar Rapids and Glen Jacobson of Davenport advanced or faced opponents as Iowa boxers competed Thursday.
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Vinton
Edward Lehnertz
Grand Rapids
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Randy Kernpt
Phil Moore
Louisville
Rick Jester
Detroit
Cedar Rapids
Marty Glenn
Norris McKinney
Ft. Worth
Téx
Davenport
Glen Jacobson
Sutton and Bryant Impress in Dodgers Spring Debut
Right-hander Don Sutton and left-hander Ron Bryant starred for the Los Angeles Dodgers in a 7-0 spring win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Sutton worked six two-hit innings with three strikeouts and no walks, while Bryant tossed the final three allowing two hits and four K’s. Lopes drove in three with a homer and double by DeJesus provided offense. Other games featured Fitzmorris and Falcone guiding wins for KC and St Louis respectively, Ellis’ go-ahead homer for Texas, and Oliver's clutch defense and two-run double for Pittsburgh.
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Ron Bryant
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
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Bryant
Dodgers
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Giants
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Andy Messersmith
Dave Lopes
Ivan DeJesus
Dursday
Lopes
DeJesus
Kansas City
al Fitzmorris
Royals
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
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Texas Rangers
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Pittsburgh
al Oliver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Eldon Miller Hired as Ohio State Basketball Coach
Eldon Miller, who rebuilt Western Michigan, was named head coach of Ohio State on Friday replacing resigning Fred Taylor. The 36-year-old Ohio native faces a Buckeye program that posted a school record 20 losses this season.
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Western Michigan
Ohio State
Fred Taylor
Ohio
Buckeye
U.S. Urges Daily Soviet Radio Broadcasts From State Dept
Thirty years ago the U S state department recommended daily broadcasts to the Soviet Union to deliver uncensored American news, arguing such programming would counter Soviet censorship and improve public understanding.
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U.S. State Department
Soviet Union
Baseball line scores from Thursday Exmerron Linesun
Associated Press report summarizes multiple games with line scores. Highlights include Chicago matching runs late, Kansas City and Atlantean displays, and mentions of pitchers such as Fitzmorris and Mohler. The update covers Houston Montreal and other concurrent contests with various relievers and closers noted.
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Pegump named Kirkwood MVP at 1976 banquet
Gary Pegump, who set Kirkwood's single season scoring mark at 22.7, was chosen by teammates as Eagles MVP for 1976 at a banquet in the Amana Colonies. Coach Bob Allen also honored Steve Peterman as co captain and other award winners include Gordon Fetter, Randy Klocke, Tom Milke, and Tim Turner.
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Kirkwood
Eagles
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Pegump
C.R
Randy Klocke
Tom Milke
Tim Turner
William Penn Edges Cal Fullerton To Reach Semis
William Penn's front line scored 44 as the First Ladies defeated Cal Fullerton 64 61 in the national AIAW tournament to advance to the semifinals. Jan Irby led Penn with 23 points, Bonnie Foster added 12, and Renee Raub 9, with Cal Fullerton star Nancy Dunkle hampered by fouls in the final minutes.
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Jan Irby
Penn
Foster
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Susie Kudina
First Ladies
Nancy Dunkle
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